Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-22

Judge is sick or disqualified, and provides
that the expenses of the Judge so substi-
tuted should be paid out of the general
fund of the county where the service is
rendered.
CHAP. 130-Amends the Act governing
street and sewer work in municipalities.
CHAP. 131.-Amends the Act relating to
roads and highways passed in 1888, by
adding new section, to be known as No.
2646, which provides that road districts
may be divided into sections, and contracts
be let for two years to maintain the roads
of the several sections the contracts to be
let to lowest responsible bidder, who must
reside in the district and give bonds for the
performance of the work, but Supervisors
may reject any and all bids; the poll taxes
of sectionized districts to be collected by
the Road Oyerseer, who shall be allowed
10 per cent. for collecting; Road Ogerseer
is to inspect the work of contractors and
make written reports to Supervisors quar-
terly, and contractors to be paid quarterly.
CHAP. 132.-Amends Section 1160 of Po-
itical Code, relative to elections, so as to
require polls to be opened at 6 A. NJ, and
be kept open until p NJ.
CHAP. 133.-Volidates the proceedings for
reorganization OF municipal corporations,
taken under the Act OF March IS, 1888.
OdAf. IOt.-AQQS d utM SGCllOIi t-DCDJ W
Political Code, providing for requirement
of land by counties for purpose of raising
the banks of streams, ETC., to protect public
roads and highways.
CHAP. 135.-Provides two special police
men at 500 per month for the State Capt.
tol grounds, to serve during the pleasure of
the Board of Capitol Commissioners
CHAP. 136.-Provides for levy by State
Board of Equalization of taxes for thirty
ninth fiscal year, to amount OF $5,025 900,
and for fortieth fiscal year, S4,S14000.
Bills Signed Yesterday
Governor Bartlett yesterday affixed his
signature to six Senate and six Assembly
bills, and they now become the law of the
land. 1t is now quite evident that large
number of bills will not receive the sigma
ture of the chief executive, and will die in
his hands. Thursday is the last day upon
which he can act. Those approved yester
day were as follows:
Senate Bill No. 1872, to regulate the voca-
ton of fishing, and TO provide therefrom
revenue for the restoration and preserva-
ton of fish in the waters of the State.
S nate Bill No. 100, to appropriate $4,000
to erect brick building to be used as a
dormitory at the Home for the Adult
Blind.
Assembly Bill No. 100, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for pay
ment of rewards for arrest and conviction
of highway robbers for the thirty-seventh
fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 234, making approp-
ration to pay deficiency in the approp-
ration for stationery, ETC., for the Legisla-
ture and State offices, thirty fourth fiscal
year.
Senate Bill No "a, amending Section 739
of the Political Code, relating to the salar-
les of officers connected with the Supreme
Court.
Senate Bill No 81, making an appropria-
ton for the deficiency in the appropriation
for rent and contingent expenses of the In
surance Commissioner for the thirty-sev-
enth fiscal year.
Senate Bill No. 157, amending the Polit-
ical Code relating to the San Francisco
harbor and State Harbor Commissioners.
Senate Bill No. 425 to appropriate money
to pay the claim of Richard Coleman,
formerly First Lieutenant, commanding
Company D, Fifth Infantry Brigade, for
moneys paid by him as expenses of said
company.
Assembly Bill No. 355, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for contin-
gent expenses in the Office of Secretary Of
State for the thirty-sixth fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 1854, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for the cree
ton and maintenance of the State Salmon
Hatchery, for the thirty seventh fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 500, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation of the State
Board of Viticulture for the thirty -seventh
fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 357, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for postage,
expressage, etc, of the Surveyor-General
for the thirty-fifth fiscal year.